Sushi Tokyo

I took my three year old here last night and our server was so sweet with him. She was astonished a toddler could be so well behaved and eat so much sushi, and brought him a free machine desert and Japanese marble soda. Tsui is right around the corner from our house but we will walk a little further to Sushi Tokyo from now on.

I was excited to see advertising for vegetarian sushi. The execution and delivery from start to finish were... lacking.My expectations when ordering tea in restaurants are low. Most places boil the heck out of it. Finer Asian restaurants will have a good selection of regional teas at the right temperature. Mine came out lukewarm.The tempura came out quickly, almost too quickly. It was greasy and pretty much inedible. I left most of it. The Bloody Mary sushi roll was... soggy? That's probably the best way to describe it. Limited flavor and it fell apart when I picked it up. Finally, the seaweed was ok. It was about the same quality as store-bought.I was really hoping for a place I could go with my seafood-loving friends. I won't be back.

After 9pm we were craving for some sushi, most places have closed at 8p nowadays but we found this place nearby. We were surprised we had never heard of it before. We were seated immediately upon entering. The decors are cute and the ambience is quiet and perfect for bringing a date but I personally somewhat found it too dark - a bit too gloomy.There were only us and two other groups of people in there, but some foot traffic for takeout orders. The staff were friendly and attentive, greeting people in and out. As the standard practice, you scan the QR code to view the menu. They have plenty selection of sushi and other dishes. We ordered 3 sushi rolls and unfortunately none of them was good. All of them were bland which was surprising considering two of them were heavily drizzled with sauce. I once visited a buddhist monk's residence where I was invited to join them for some monastic meals that they cooked without any salt or any sort of flavorings. The absence of flavor here reminded me a lot of those dishes. If not for dipping them in the soy sauce and wasabi, there would be no flavor at all. We left mostly underwhelmed and perplexed. However, if you are in the area and in need of some late night dinner and are not picky, this place is still an option.

Just a note: A lighter touch on the orange mayo and onions (see pic) might help because places that paint it on and cover the presentation of their rolls with garnishes makes one wonder what there is to hide. Sushi Tokyo reminds me of mediocre no-other-choice (at the time) grocery store sushi at twice the price, but I don't feel that bad because my bud and I used a door dash 1/2 off code to share this mid day order.

Great service! The sushi was sooooo delicious and HUGE! I had leftovers and I never have left overs! I am definitely coming back with friends and family. I loved the waitress, she was very kind and helpful!

Awesome place for takeout!Really recommend the baked scallop roll. The service is great and they're pretty speedy with the orders.

Still "Temporarily closed until further notice."Hope they return to the neighborhood!

I met up with friends here during the week for dinner. It's located in a pretty quiet area so it was super easy to find street parking nearby. There was also no wait to get a table, thank goodness! I got a pretty tame roll - trying the Dragon Roll. It didn't cost too much, definitely under $15 which is pretty good for Seattle. The presentation was spot on as well! The sushi itself wasn't that exciting but it was worth it for the price, so works for me! I'm not sure if there's a happy hour but I'd definitely get sushi from here for a happy hour, that'd be perfect. I'd recommend this spot for anyone needing to fulfill a sushi craving at a reasonable price.

Rice is unseasoned, big as hell, crumbles.Sashimi not fresh and they get this cheap soy sauce that just makes it worse. Avoid here y'all. Save your self money in this economy.

Poor value and quality. The rolls are huge but 98% rice, 1% filler, 1% actual fish. The taste/flavor is also sub par. Will not be visiting again.